There are three unbeaten teams left in the NFL after five weeks. Barring an unlikely tie, only two will be left after Sunday when New England visits Dallas while Indianapolis takes the week off.The folks in Vegas obviously think the Patriots are on a higher tier than the Cowboys - they are 4 1/2-point favorites on the road in this week's ``Game of the Century; the next is in four weeks, when New England goes to Indianapolis.This is just the fifth time in NFL history that two 5-0 teams have met. The first was on Nov. 13, 1921, when the Akron Pros and Buffalo All-Americans played a 0-0 tie. One guarantee: This game will not be 0-0.This game almost wasn't a battle of unbeatens.Dallas barely survived Monday night in Buffalo with a 25-24 victory achieved despite six turnovers by Tony Romo, five of them interceptions. Yet Romo also showed his mettle by driving the Cowboys 80 yards for a touchdown and then getting them into position for Nick Folk's 53-yard winning field goal.``If we play our worst football and happen to win with a field goal, that tells me something about this team,'' wide receiver Patrick Crayton said after the game.The Patriots also played less than their best last week, beating Cleveland 34-17. That's their smallest margin of victory in their five games and also ties for the fewest points scored; they've put up 38, 38, 38, 34 and 34.This game actually is less important to both teams than most because it's a non-conference game, unlike that Patriots-Colts on Nov. 4, which could decide who gets home-field advantage for the AFC playoffs. That's probably the most important factor in reaching the Super Bowl.Bill Belichick, naturally, remains bland.``We're just not that familiar with that NFC team,'' he says. ``We play them every three years.''Actually, it's every four. But his message, naturally is parroted by his players.``I don't think of it as a measuring stick,'' cornerback Ellis Hobbs says. ``We think of it as a big game because it's the next game. Obviously, from the record standpoint this is the best team we've faced up to this point.''It's still a great matchup, a sideshow, including the presence in the same game of Terrell Owens and Randy Moss, two extremely talented but often disruptive wide receivers who have been on their best behavior this season.PATRIOTS, 34-31

Oakland (plus 10) at San DiegoStrange but true: The 2-2 Raiders lead the AFC West.Not much longer.CHARGERS, 31-13

Washington (plus 3) at Green BayThe four NFC East teams have lost only two non-division games. Both to the Packers.PACKERS, 20-16

New Orleans (plus 6 1/2) at Seattle (Sunday night)Yes, the Saints are that bad.SEAHAWKS, 27-17

New York Giants (minus 3 1/2) at Atlanta (Monday night)The way the Giants are playing, Tom Coughlin's job is safe.GIANTS, 31-13

Carolina (plus 4) at ArizonaKurt Warner is on his own now. So is David Carr.CARDINALS, 20-17

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